Lori Beds The Lori Bed
Double-chamber gas-piston mechanism, which the maker says makes the lift feel like 5 lbs. Prices are the sale figures shown on the date we checked, 20 percent below the regular $3,949 queen and $3,399 twin. Takes any mattress up to 10 inches and roughly 70 to 130 lbs. Dimensions are stated to 0.1 inch and rounded to 0.5 inch here.
Specs
| Type | Finished bed |
| Mount | wall |
| Mechanism | piston |
| Max mattress thickness | 10" |
| Max mattress weight | 130 lbs |
| Mattress included | No |
| Assembly time | — |
| Materials | Cabinet-grade plywood with textured woodgrain laminate |
| Made in | — |
| Warranty | Lifetime warranty |
Sizes and dimensions
| Size | Orientation | Width | Height (closed) | Depth (closed) | Depth (open) | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| queen | vertical | 66" | 84" | 15.5" | 86.5" | $3,159 |
| queen | horizontal | 84.5" | 66" | 15.5" | 67" | $3,159 |
| twin | vertical | 44.5" | 84" | 15.5" | 82.5" | $2,719 |
| twin | horizontal | 84.5" | 45" | 15.5" | 47" | $2,719 |
Specs read from the manufacturer's documentation on 2026-08-26. A — means the manufacturer does not publish that number. Will it fit your room? Run the room-fit calculator.
Who this suits
Worth a look if
- You want the lift to feel light and even, and you would rather not re-tension anything.
- The room is genuinely small and a smaller mattress is enough for how often the bed gets used.
- Your ceiling is low or the wall is wide and short, which is exactly where a horizontal bed wins.
- You want it to turn up as furniture rather than as a woodworking project.
Look elsewhere if
- You sleep on a deep mattress. This one caps out at 10 inches.
- You need a king. This model is not offered in one.
- You cannot make holes in the wall. This one is designed to be anchored to it.
What Lori Beds publishes, and what it does not
We track 14 figures on a finished bed before calling a record complete. Lori Beds publishes 12 of them for the The Lori Bed. The 2 it leaves out are worth knowing before you buy, because each one is a decision you will end up making without the maker's help.
- Not published: assembly time. Which means assembly time is unstated, and on a wall-mounted bed that is the difference between an afternoon and a weekend.
- Not published: country of manufacture. Which means the maker does not say where this is built, which some buyers weigh and all buyers should be able to check.
We leave these blank rather than estimating them. A — in our tables is always a gap in the manufacturer's own documentation, never a number we chose not to look up.
What people get wrong with this one
Anchoring into drywall alone
A wall mounted bed transfers real load into the wall. Studs or solid blocking are not optional, and finding them before delivery day saves an unhappy afternoon.
Treating a sale price as the price
This category runs near permanent promotions, and the figure in our table is what the manufacturer showed on the date we checked. Confirm the current price before you budget around it.
Measuring the wall and forgetting the floor
The cabinet is the easy measurement. The one that catches people is how far the bed reaches into the room once it is down, which is 86.5 inches here. Add walking room on top of that before deciding it fits.
Closest alternative on price
The nearest model to this one on price is the BredaBeds InLine Murphy Bed with Sofa at $2,824 against $2,719, a difference of $105. They are not the same kind of product, so the table below is the honest comparison.
| Compared on | The Lori Bed | InLine Murphy Bed with Sofa |
|---|---|---|
| Price from | $2,719 | $2,824 |
| Type | Finished bed | Finished bed |
| Mount | wall | wall |
| Mechanism | piston | spring |
| Furthest into the room | 86.5" | — |
| Max mattress thickness | 10" | 13" |
| Sizes | queen, twin | twin, twin-xl, full, queen, king |
Full specs for the BredaBeds InLine Murphy Bed with Sofa